Nectarine

internalComments sounds good, though

coneofsilence

I'm leaning towards "internalComments"

Hmm. If you had a field that was for internal ("office use only") comments about a thing or person, would you just call it "comments" or something like "privateComments" to denote when referenced it shouldn't be shown to the person it's about?

NightRadio (Alexander Zolotov) Now that's interesting...

and btw you could tag songs with #sunvox, why not

no, just an open project http://www.warmplace.ru

doesn't usuallyt matter if the "producing" tool (music maker, compiler) eats lots of time and space, you just need to produce a tiny package for the target....

i haven't heard of it, was it a scene work?

There must be some sunvox tunes on necta.

It's just a really impressive little piece of code. A tracker and synthesizer, designed for tiny screens and low power processors. It was ported to so many platforms back in the day, I was kinda hoping it would get on the Nintendo DS, but never checked

velu: no i haven't played with sunvox!

ORG $50000; lol yeah baby

ORG $40000 ; this one is here to trick rival tools, it's a lie

Completely off topic, ever play with SunVox?

$40000 ; this is not a hexadecimal address, it's just the money i'm gonna make from this code. compiler is designed to ignore it

; Patterns? Where we're going we don't need patterns.

NOTE: pitch bend will also apply, be sure to stop your note playing before you rotate a fucking cube, bah-bééé

; mod exit routine, take care.

hahahahahaaaa this is the shit the demo coders leave us with

if you modify your note with FF then all following note modifiers will be interpreted as machine instructions rather than pitch bends.

Halt and Catch Fire.

I don't remember, but I vaguely recall seeing some extreme pattern abuse back when I did a lot of tracking in the late 1990s.

so it's a bit like having an actual CPU with a HALT instruction

made me laugh because um i thik it would actually freeze playback

it's not a proper system unless there's a way to fux it up.

there was some tracker where FF code did something terrible wasn't there?

hummm

What would be awful is the instrument envelopes affected the playback/execution speed for some versions of trackers. :).

but they are out there